Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-12
HOSPITALITY.
,..,t, MAY Not Always be Pleasant
Company, but it is a Triumph to
Entertain Them.
crast Entertainments by H0spita
w. vsr, but Greater Entertain
men. 10 Coma IN the Hereafter.
,pr.re Gueats became Defenders
cs'@ yrb.re Bospitelity Was Richly
rewarded Years Afterwards.


RI Dewitt Talmsge's tex. to-day
y. ,-,- R5n.1s, chapter xii, '. 10:
,..ra, - h9spitality;" and MS dis
-..s Is follows:
- is danger that the multiplication
.-.. sd c2mmodfOus hotels N cur
~. a9l cities and villages will
....-g ez.erminate that grace which
- 90, exhibited when he entertained
.-,.1.. and which Lot showed when
- --s,r1ed f1T guests at the gate of
.rr, and which Chris. recognized IS
,--,....yg requisite for entering heaven,
dec.sred: 81 Was stranger
~. s19k Me IN"
r.-517se TO speak this morning of the
-. ami rewards Of Christian hos
80 Tee FIRST trial often
f3usS II THE WHIM
~. s-~a.tr.c.tv OF the guest himself.
-. are great many excellent people
-. -5.. urJtuleraGces Of disposition,
~ -,s-5 I'd Us OF temperament, and IN
" Oj clErsC.er, watch make them
.-.-ra nuisance IN any house where
.-.--.sv. OI short acquaintance thsy
.g-l tJ.C)um2Qd the household al
III oder tn employees ID uCu5ual
-. keep unreasonable hours, use
-,-,r..- IN places offensive to sensitive
-5,.-..s, pu. J2eir fec 1t unusual elega-
l..s tra0 III. ashes Of their HTTanG on
,-.-7 .sps5-Tv, open bucca1s they OUE HI
never 80 touch, and pTy into things CCey
--r-. never to see, dad become imper-
hons 10 rJusing bells, aud nave
s,ys 81. the pecuhariJieS OF the g0f-
~,-..L-r or the dys1epuc, and make eX-
r,g,-als from poor dentistry with
---g.. indictments, and in thousand
usT, ,. C.. the household which proposes
rt5sg care Of lnem Added 70 all, they
.sr TOD .olg They have 10 idea when
,--.- welcome IS worn out, and they
T7,f be uamOvcd even by the blessing
wien nv friend Gsrritt Smith, the phil
sr--5o.s5, asked one morning at his
breakfast ta5le,0r the day when he hoped
rs. the l0rr protgsctGd guests would de-
III, saying "Oh. Lord bless this pro-
vision AMI Uu- friends who leave Us to-
3,." Bat ny friends, there are ale
ys-l-s to he put on their side Of the
a4e. Perhaps they have net had the
sam refining ildue2ces about them ia
eirv ill inst YOU have had. Perhaps
a.g5save inherited ecCGEt.lcilies that
l.v cannot h1Ip Perhaps !. is your
L1.v 1v example, TO snow them better
wsg. Perhaps they are sent TO be triSl
ig-tle development of your patience
p--l8as they were intended 10 be "a il
1,-at0l Ot the opposite Cf VIVA. you
s.
TRYING TO INCCLCATE
ltIa maids "a }our clldcen. PERHAPS
J. is ID maze your hOms the brighter
wen t1eg ere gone. Wnaa our guests
ST c-a.ry, All i2scin.tng, md elegant,
il is easy 10 entertain them; but when
We 4l1 il our guests tina. which is IN
3g9u.-tc TO OAR taste and sentiment, i
$50 POS. Use .rl4lpl when we can obey
TIL wg.ts Of my Tex end be "giyan TO
lySpi.aL.y.n
Another trial IN the using OF mis- grace
IS 10 the tOil and expense OF exercising j..
II.-e wcur EUlat-t household thiags 20
slls-li~ but row you haye intro
Cuceo s. foreign Z, meat into the ma
claerv. s.1 though you may 5toutly DC
care .gs- thu must take ihi1gs as they
lad them, the Marina will break in. The
ulg5ver1ag.c stove The ruined desert
Tie DELAYED marketing. The perpleXiJies
otS cB,er-r The difficulty ofdOiug proper
WIZ, Sul Yet always JeiGG prasentAo.e
Though ven maY say there SHALL be No
cira Or anxiety, there will be care ant
tlsse viii De anxiety. In l69+ the cap
tAu-1ereTa. provided very grand enter
snlelt, and among other things he haC
sloug.a'a IN his garden fountain O
strong drink. In 1t were Jour hOgsneaQS
Of brandy, eight hOgshoads of water
twenty-five thousand lemons, thirteen
211tr-tweigct Of Lisbon sugar, ty,
pounds Of g-a-ed nutmeg, three hundred
t2s>te8 biscuits, and boat 0uiit on pur
pose w5s placed ia the fountain, and {
'2y rlwed around II, and filled the cup
u l1e people wlO came there - be sup
pied, Wen, You soy, that was 8 luXGr
DDS entertainment, sud of couse the ms
1t4 40 anxiety; but have 10 tell you
maj though y3u had, or propose, 81 en-
leranmea- ike inst, you have anXietY
ID ms, very thing comes the Divine re
ward, We are born to serve; and wh2I
NtSvr1e others, We serve Coo. The hus.
u
THAT W0MAS'S CHEEK
Sle bends 0ver the hot stove, is IS sa
t.5Gla Gods sight as the flush on tn
tleea Of one who, on hot day, preache
Ga gospel We may serve God wit
l-ate and cutlery sud brooms as ct1
Al-Y IS w can serve HiH with psalr
2ooa and liturgy. Margaret, Queen G
Norway ald Sweden and Denmark, his
cup u ten lips, on which was reco1de
ne names of the guests who had drum
nom tl5s r0yal cup. And every Cnrisda
woman he's = royal cup, on which ct
Written al tle names of those who nav
"ef.oel2 entertained by her in ChrlStla
~ e-1zusS net cut 0y human 1nge
-a--y, q. written by the hand OF d.
ne Jesus. But, my friends, you are nc
= to- unnecessarily. Though the IaT
,a.n, cheerful presidency OF the tao.;
1-1 Cleanliness OF appointments will D
to-1 enough for anybody that ever come
y Your house. John Howard w&s in
la to the house OF g n0olem3f
4s said: Il will come Q
eae condition, ccd that
.1a. You 1sVe nothing bur potatoes on IL
A2-e' Tee requlsltion was compile
WIZ, Cyrus, King OF Persia, uniSr tn
sane circumstances, prescribed that o
sle table there must DE nothing br
SSsead. OF course, these were extremes
glt they sre Illustrations Of the fact tn:
lure depends upon the b2uGuetters ina
o,Ca the banquet. l want to LIT this ice
VI CHRISTIAN entertainment out OF pos
rye bondage into q gl9rious inducemen
very effort you put forth, and every DO
al yen give TO the entslnment OF frlen
NJ :. Ioe you give directly to Christ. SUI